New England Vignettes Highlight Regional Leaders
A survey shows New England colleges produce a large share of corporate presidents and board chairmen, led by Yale with 85 and Harvard with 53. MIT ranks seventh, Dartmouth tied for 10th, and Williams near 16th with other elite schools. Also noted are nontraditional degree paths and a World War II spy alumni gathering, plus Massachusetts mowing cuts reducing center-plot maintenance amid litter concerns.
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James Calogero
Associated Press
Boston
New England
United States
Yale
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dartmouth
California
Williams
Columbia
Newark University
Ohio State
Carroll L. Lurding
Stewart Howe Services Inc
Evanston, Il
Cdge
Larding
Special Meeting Called by Biddeford-Saco Softball League
The Biddeford-Saco Softball League schedules a special meeting Monday at 8 p m at the Rochambeau Club to review team rosters with changes expected. A protest hearing will follow as AFL-CIO Manager Ray Berthiaume files a protest over the June 1 game against Allied Shoe.
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Biddeford-Saco Softball League
Rochambeau
Afl-Cio
Ray Berthiaume
Allied Shoe
High School Bowling Leagues Schedule Banquet
The Girls and Boys high school bowling leagues will hold their annual banquet at Wonder Bar Steak House Sunday at 4 PM. After completing their 14th season at 20th Century Lanes, girls meet Tuesday and boys on Wednesday. League director Nick Gillis will award prizes to top teams and outstanding bowlers.
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Wonderbar Steak House
Nick Gillis
Koufax Throws Third No-Hitter In Dodgers Win Over Phillies
Major League Stars by the Associated Press report Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax hurling a 3-0 no hitter against Philadelphia with one walk. Frank Howard hit his 14th homer, a three-run shot in the seventh, giving Koufax the runs.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Koufax
Bob Feller
Frank Howard
Major League Leaders in American League batting and pitching
Oliva of Minnesota leads AL batting with .383 and 74 hits while Hinton of Washington adds .344 and 62 hits. Wagner of Cleveland drives in 42 with Stuart of Boston at 37, and multiple players share top marks in runs doubles and triples. Record also shows Aparicio with 27 steals, and Bunker and Ford tied for pitching decisions and strikeout counts.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Wagner
Cleveland
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Rollins
Green
Kansas City
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Versalles
Colavito
National League batting and pitching leaders snapshot
Batting leaders include Williams of Chicago at .411 and Mays of San Francisco at .367 with Mays 44 runs, Clemente 34 RBIs, and 69 hits by Williams and Clemente. Williams and Clemente each with 14 doubles. Santo, Callison, Clemente, Mays, and Boyer four triples. Mays 18 home runs. Stolen bases led by Wills 20. Pitching leaders show Farrell and Marichal tied for five decisions. Koufax 81 strikeouts, Drysdale 74.
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Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Callison
Philadelphia
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Farrell
Houston
Marichal
Koufax
Los Anone
Drysdale
Seagulls And Wells Meet For Southern York Crown
Old Orchard Beach and Wells meet in a playoff at Old Orchard Beach for the Southern York County League title. Old Orchard Beach claimed the division title after a three way tie with St Ignatius and Kennebunk. Wells won the Western Division and rested up with Pete Hutchins and Joe Searles ready to start. Seagull ace George Durfee is expected to pitch for Art LaChance. Durfee previously limited St Ignatius to one hit to win the title.
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OLD Orchard Beach
Wells
Old Orchard Beach High
St. Ignatius
Kennebunk
Doug Lee
Pete Hutchins
Joe Searles
Warriors
Seagull
George Durfee
Art LaChance
Softball League For Girls Being Planned
Saco's Recreation Commission plans a girls softball league for this summer with tryouts set for Monday at 10 a m on Memorial Field. Recreation officials Kermit Lane and Bill Soucy are expected to have the program going soon.
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Saco’s
Legion Tryouts Set for Sunday at Memorial Field
Final tryouts for the Senior American Legion baseball team will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. on Memorial Field in Saco. More boys are needed to fill the roster before official play begins this year.
Figures Bills Mother for Tax Return Services
AP reports attorney and certified public accountant Gerald Levy reviews his mother Belle Peterson's tax returns and bills her for the service. The bill lists twelve chiffon pies including six chocolate and four lemon varieties, plus two pineapple pies, as payment.
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Des Moines
Gerald Levy
Belle Peterson
For Beats
Lee Thomas Debuts for Red Sox in Kansas City Clash
Lee Thomas, nicknamed Mad Dog, joins Boston in right field as the Red Sox open a weekend series at Kansas City with Earl Wilson on the mound. Thomas, a 28 year old left handed batter, replaces Gary Geiger to bolster left handed hitting and provide field versatility. He has a storied Fenway history and a strong 1961 doubleheader here set several league records. Relief pitcher Dick Radatz is scheduled to return after being hit on the forehead in Wednesday's 9-8 loss.
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Kansas City
Lee Thomas
Fenway Park
Will
Boston
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Mad Dog
White Fang
Thomas
Los Angeles
Lu Clinton
Angels
Sox
Kansas City Park
Johnny Pesky
Gary Geiger
Carl Yastrzemski
Dalton Jones
Russ Nixon
Pesky
Geiger
Gary
Yastrzemski
Ted Williams
Billy Goodman
Pete Runnels
Yankees
St. Louis
Clinton
Dick Radatz
Saco Girl Scout Troop 24 Holds Fashion Show
Saco Girl Scout Troop 24 hosted an International Friendship themed banquet at First Parish Congregational Church in Saco. Cadette Scouts earned 162 badges during a court of honor before a country themed fashion show.
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WPG 1
Parents and Friends of
Saco
Fellowship Hall
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Kenneth Johnson
Robert LaFond
Robert Warner
Lloyd Trecartin
William Searle
Patrol 2
Jill Chadbourne
Linda Warner
Deborah Whitney
Andrea Levesque
Deborah Bedard
Jorja Goudouras
Deborah Provencal
Judith Carr
Patrol 1
Meredith Searle
Janice O'Neil
Gail Holbrook
Bethany Hanson
Margaret LaFond
Sheryl Murray
Patricia Murphy
Linda Hanson
Patrol 3
Deborah Trecartin
Clorida Brooks
Candace Pendleton
Joleen Philbrick
Carol Johnson
Deborah Harriman
Patricia
Kennebunk Scout Spring Camporee set for Wells area
The Kennebunk Boy Scout Spring Camporee will be held this weekend at Highpine Wells on Pink Rock Quarry Road with 400 to 500 boys expected plus Scout officials. Commissioner Alfred Bonti of Highpine leads, assisted by State Trooper Robert Mitchell and Scout staff. Mass at St Monica's Kennebunk Sunday precedes breakfast at Howard Johnson Wells with Rev. William J. Kelly and Rev. John S. Munroe. Extra guests include local families from Kennebunk and nearby towns. alumni banquet for Kennebunk High School Alumni Association Saturday at Atlantis Hotel. Odds of a perfect bridge hand are one in 635 billion.
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Highpine
Wells
Pink Rock
York County
Alfred Bonti
Robert Mitchell
Kennebunk High School
St. Martha's Parish
Wels
St. Monica’s Church
Kennebunk
Howard Johnson
William J. Kelly
John S. Munroe
John Davis
Portland
Paul W. Littlefield
Mousam Road
Felix Scibicki
Park Street
George Vinecour
New Market
N. H
Veronica Morin
Polly Day
Colin Mitchell
Aleweive Road
Walter Anderson
April
Heidi
Starla
Thomaston
John W. Mann
West Kennebunk
William D. Mann
Atlantis Hotel
Kennebunk Beach
John DeAngelis
Ella van Wichel
Eastchester
N. Y
Deputy District Governor visits Beach Lions in Old Orchard Beach
Deputy District Governor Sherman Lark of Kittery spoke on the Multiple District 41 Convention held in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island at the Old Orchard Beach Lions Club meeting. Past King Lion John McNeill and secretary treasurer Sumner Johnson reported. The group voted two $100 scholarships for Old Orchard Beach High School seniors and set a final season meeting for June 18 with a shore dinner.
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Old Orchard Beach
Sherman Lark
Kittery
Charlottestown
Prince Edward Island
Lions Club
Hoffman Street
John McNeill
Sumner Johnson
Johnson
Richard Valentino
Stanley Leonard
John Meenell
Saco Bible Class Course Completed
Members of the Bible class at First Parish Congregational Church Saco United Church of Christ completed a course on the Book of Mark and received diplomas. Rev Paul K Weimer led the class with new sessions announced for Sept 16 studying the Gospel of John. all interested in Christ's life and teachings were invited. Japan's sewing machine industry exports 1.8 million machines annually.
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I the First Parish Congregational Church
Saco
United Church of Christ
Harold Stevens
Lester Clark
Lester Austin
Fred Clark
Alvin Tetley
Chester Pease
Albert Coleman
John Roberts
Cheney Austin
Walter McKenney
Steven Stanton
Christ
Two Educators To Be Honored At St Francis
St Francis College will honor two educators at graduation exercises on Sunday June 7. Rt Rev Msgr Armand Cyr will receive a Doctor of Education degree for his work as Portland Diocese Superintendent of Schools. Dr John W McDevitt of New Haven will receive an Honorary Doctor of Laws. Both have long careers in Catholic education and leadership.
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Edward P. Walsh
Ashby
Mass
Clark University
Worcester
Walsh
Fitchburg Paper Co
New England
Spy Pond
Arlington
Military Intercomes Association of New Engnd
Jerry Alajajian
Association
Lyndon State College
John Ladakakos
Arthur Ladakakos
Biddeford
Louise Morin
Auburn
Springfield College
Ladakakos
Lyndon
St. Francis College
Richard Guignard
Rene A. Guignard
Hill St. Biddeford
L'Academie Francaise
Armand E. Cyr
Portland
John W. McDevitt
New Haven
Conn
Sureme
Knights of Coumbus
Cyr
Assumption College
Pontifical Gregorian University
Rome
Italy
Oxford University
England
Europe
Msgr
Chevrus Classical High School
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish
Madawaska
Supreme Knight McDevitt
Malden
Boston College
St. Michael's College
McDevitt
Massachusetts State Board of Education
Waltham
Supreme Knight
Final season meeting announced for Holbrook event
Officials announced Holbrook will hold the final meeting of the season with the next assembly scheduled for the fall.
East Biddeford II Opens Little League Opening Day
East Biddeford II begins Sunday at 1 15 p m with Mayor Willie Pomerjeau throwing the first ball to inaugurate Waterhouse Field. Butler's and Vic's Appliance Store start the day, followed by Neault's Floors and Harry's Chevron Station in a double header. Next game set for Monday at 6 15 p m.
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Willie Pomerjeau
East Biddeford
Butler’s
Vic’s
Neault
Harry's
Chevron
Waterhouse Field
Old Orchard Beach Ex tension meeting and July fair plans
Old Orchard Beach The Ocean Park Home Extension will meet Tuesday at Porter Hall at 10 30 a m The noon luncheon will be served by the committee The July 8 Fair articles to be brought Officials meet at Mrs Archie Droggins Tunis Avenue to discuss scholarship awards for the High School Senior Class Chairman John McSweeney Mrs Charles Sherman and Mrs Laurel Cushin and Mrs Draggin The Oceanaires Band sponsors an informal program with the Berwick Academy Hilltoppers Band at 11 a m Saturday at the foot of Old Orchard Street
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Ocean Park Home
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Parent Teacher Association
Archie Droggins
Tunis Avenue
John McSweeney
Charles Sherman
Laurel Cushing
Johnson Opens Presidential Campaign With Speech On Strength
President Johnson used a early campaign speech to send three messages to the world the allies and Goldwater. He defended American defenses criticizing Goldwaters missile focus and touted missile bombers and submarines while claiming U S strength exceeds any historical power and will grow. He cited U S ICBMs Polaris missiles bombers and tactical weapons and noted increases in forces and deterrence.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
California
Sen
U.S
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Gelbeatar
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
America
Europe
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A parent asks about teen bedtimes and sleep needs. The adviser emphasizes eight hours or more, balancing schoolwork, chores, social life, and maturation. She advises early bedtimes to avoid family tension and fatigue.
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Elinor Williams
Miss Williams
Ans
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Massachusetts Public Works Department
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Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Bunker
Ford
New York
Radatz
Saco Girl Scout Troop
Old Orchard Beach Lions Club
John Veill
Benjamin A. Downs
King Lion
Roger Elms
Edward Radley
Sherman Clark
Kittery Lions Club
George Nicoletos
Emerson Cummings
Alan Radley
Joseph Racine
Theodore Poirier
Japan
St. Francis
Arthur King
Leo Bourque
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